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A Tifton, GA man turned his outdoor table into a deadly storefront, selling heroin mixed with fentanyl to unsuspecting customers. Kabryen Sharrod Ross, 33, aka ‘Juice’, maintained a burn barrel to quickly destroy evidence and offered discounts for wood pallets to keep the fire burning. His customers didn’t know they were getting a lethal dose.
On South Ridge Avenue, Ross peddled his poison, targeting those desperate for a fix. An undercover GBI agent infiltrated his operation, and authorities shut it down, saving lives. Ross’s co-defendant, Adrian Jarod Stanley, also got 10 years for his role in the methamphetamine trade.
Ross pleaded guilty to selling fentanyl and possessing a gun to aid his operation. He’s now facing 120 months in prison, with no chance of parole. The GBI and Tift County Sheriff’s Office remain committed to purging deadly substances from their communities and protecting the public.
GBI Director Chris Hosey praised the agents and law enforcement partners who risked their lives to take down Ross and his operation. The fentanyl epidemic has ravaged communities nationwide, and authorities are working tirelessly to stop the flow of deadly substances.
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📋 Key Facts
- Crime: Drug Trafficking
- Defendant: Georgia
- Location: GA
- Source: DOJ Press Release
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